KSAP Civil Service Exam case studies

The Krajowy egzamin w służbie cywilnej (national civil service examination) is the Polish state examination that candidates must pass to be appointed to the mianowany (appointed) corps of the służba cywilna - the professional, apolitical civil service that staffs ministries, central offices and voivodeship offices. It is meant for people who already work in public administration or intend to build a career there and want the job security, defined career path and status that appointed officials hold. The exam is organised by the Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrów through the central examination body and is conducted as a multiple-choice test covering ten domains: constitutional law and state structure, administrative law and procedure, civil and labour law, EU law, public management and public finance, economics and statistics, the organisation of the civil service, ethics and administrative culture, society and international affairs, and ICT skills. Administrative law and procedure, public management and finance, and civil service organisation carry the most weight, so they deserve the largest share of your study time. The KSAP Civil Service Exam case studies are 5 cases and about 1,998 words.